O‘zb: Mingboshi
Eng: Mingboshi
O‘xshash so‘z birikmalari: O`nboshi, Yuzboshi

Tavsif


Daha yoki qishloq oqsoqoli, hokimi; qo’shin boshlig’i

Description


Literally "commander of one thousand troops." Highest military rank in the khanate;
a village elder, governor; 

Misol(lar)


Musulmonqul o‘z g‘arazi yo‘lida orada yo‘q nizolarni qo‘zg‘ab, kuyavi Sheralixonni o‘ldirdi, gunohsiz Murodxonni shahid etdi, qo‘y kabi yovvosh Toshkand hokimi Salimsoqbekni o‘ldirib, o‘rniga Azizbekdek zolimni belguladi va o‘zini mingboshi deb e’lon qilib, aqlsiz bir go‘dakni (Xudoyorni) xon ko‘tarib el yelkasiga mindi.

Manba: Abdulla Qodiriy, O`tkan kunlar

Basharti siz kiromlar ul beparhez zolimning mingboshiliq vazifasidin tard etishka azdilu jon bel bog‘lag‘an bo‘lsalaringiz, biz faqirlarning aqli qosirimizg‘a bir andisha keladir.

Manba: Abdulla Qodiriy, O`tkan kunlar

Qushbegi va Yusufbek hojilarning taklifi bilan Musulmonqul o‘rniga O‘ttaboy qushbegi (Marg‘ilon hokimi) mingboshi belgulanib, to‘rtinchi kun Xudoyorxon qo‘shuni bilan Qo‘qong‘a qaytdi.

Manba: Abdulla Qodiriy, O`tkan kunlar

Example(s)


If you, noble people of Qoqan, are firm in your decision to fight the tyrant and strip him of the title Mingboshi, here is what we humbly offer for your consideration.

Manba: Abdulla Kadiriy, Bygone Days

Without any justification, Musulmanqul invented divisions among us only because of a personal grudge. He provoked a conflict and, for no reason, killed his in-law, Sher Ali, and in turn allowed innocent Murad Khan to be martyred. He then did away with Tashkent's
mayor, Salimsoqbek – who was as harmless as a lamb – and elevated a despot like Azizbek to power, Azizbek who then declared himself mingboshi. Impetuous Khudayar Khan, a mere child, became khan through Musulmanquls backing.

Manba: Abdulla Kadiriy, Bygone Days

In agreement with the suggestions made by both Qushbegi and Yusufbek Hajji, Uttaboi Qushbegi – mayor of Margilan – was appointed
mingboshi as a replacement to Musulmanqul. On the fourth day, Khudayar returned to Qoqan with his troops.

Manba: Abdulla Kadiriy, Bygone Days